Truths and Roses - A Meant to Be Love Story

Definitely not one of my favorites (See why it was free) by Inglath. Story line drug you through a repetition of a 10 year old crime which would be important to a small percentage of the readers certainly took us, in the majority, a lot further than we wanted to go. w
Was certainly disappointed at the usual passionate boldness of Inglath in two different situations: the bedroom scene at the end of "Red Dress" chapter and the bath tub scene in the next chapter, "Fantasy and Reality" (Certainly NONE here; Fantasy that is!). Certainly was not up to the previous standards in the "Nashville" 4 book series.

Hopefully, in her future books, Inglath will bring us back to her intriguing writing style that her readers have become accustume to.

Usually love her books but this one not so much. Couldn't find a way to like the female lead. And made no sense why the male lead would care enough to go through all the effort. Just not a likeable character to me.

Usually love her books but this one not so much. Couldn't find a way to like the female lead. And made no sense why the male lead would care enough to go through all the effort. Just not a likeable character to me.